With AirTouch, Alexa has a new Skill to control your home climate.
Already love Alexa on the Amazon Echo speaker? Now, Alexa can control your air conditioning. With ducted reverse cycle systems, you can now use Amazon Alexa in conjunction with AirTouch to cool you down, warm you up, and more.
Using Alexa is as simple as asking a question – just ask, and Alexa will respond instantly from your Amazon Echo speaker.
“Alexa, Turn on the Air Conditioning.”
“Alexa, What is the temperature of the kids room?*”
“Alexa, Set the family room to 22 degrees.*”
We believe that truly smart home automation technologies should make life easier and more comfortable, going beyond being pieces of technology.
Setting up the Skill with your Amazon account is easy. Watch our setup video to see how it is done using the app with your choice of Amazon Echo Speaker and AirTouch.
Download setup instructions for AirTouch 3 or AirTouch 4.
Alexa is more than just a voice controlled switch for your air conditioning.
You can ask her to arrange different temperatures in different zones in your home, turn the conditioned air on and off, or enquire about specific temperatures*.
The Skills to manage your Smart Home’s climate
With AirTouch, Alexa gains the skills to manage your home’s climate beyond just an on and off function, but to be a complete zoned system, monitoring temperatures and making adjustments to keep everyone comfortable and helping you to save energy.
What is Amazon Alexa?
Alexa is a voice controlled smart assistant available on Amazon Echo speakers. She lets you voice control an ever increasing volume of smart home devices including lights, switches, appliances, entertainment systems, thermostats and more. As she is cloud based, Alexa is always getting smarter. The more you talk to Alexa, the more she adapts to your speech patterns, vocabulary, and personal preferences. So then using her to manage your smart home climate becomes even easier and more natural.
*Requires optional ITC Sensors with AirTouch 4
No Comments
Be the first to start a conversation